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Written by Rich Castillo
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Sunday, 07 March 2010 |
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 Image Courtesy of Merrillville High School Athletics FORT WAYNE, IN - A sea of purple filled the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum to witness a battle of two power houses. After three very highly contested close games earlier in the day it was time for the battle of the titians. However, Merrillville’s hopes of bringing home a state title vanished with a 99-52 loss to Ben Davis in the class 4A State Championship game on Saturday.
From the opening tip off the Pirates had trouble controlling the potent offence of the Ben Davis Giants which features four D-1 players. Ben Davis used their up tempo, fast break style of play to jump out to a 30-10 first quarter advantage and never looked back. |
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Written by Kerry Mitchell
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Wednesday, 03 March 2010 |
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Norm Banas and Walt Viellieu had a 50-year friendship that was filled with the good times and camaraderie that came with being lovers of life and sports. Today, Viellieu and many others are saddened by the passing of Banas who passed away today following a short illness. “He was not only a tremendous athlete but a great person,” Viellieu said of his former football teammate at Purdue. “We graduated from college in the same year (1953) and we played a lot of golf together over the years. It is a sad day for me because he was one of my dearest friends. I am going to miss him.” |
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Written by Chris Lannin
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Monday, 01 March 2010 |
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10. Bishop Noll (16-4, 6-1) Last Week – NR Bishop Noll re-enters the RSN Top Ten in the #10 slot after a hard fought, come from behind win over Catholic arch-rival Andrean. The Warriors have all the tools necessary for a long tournament run, so hopefully they have learned they have to bring their “A” game every night. Sectional #33 is no cake walk and Noll opens with Lake Station on Friday, a team that already took the Warriors into overtime this season. 9. La Porte (13-7, 8-6) Last Week – NR La Porte played through a lot of tough luck early in the season, losing some close ballgames but after a strong finish, reappear in the RSN Top Ten in the #9 slot after a prolonged absence. They say what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger and the Slicers appear to be a mentally tougher team heading into the post season which makes them a dangerous club to play. Although sectional #2 in class 4A is still a meat grinder, La Porte could be a dark horse. The Slicers open with Crown Point on Tuesday. |
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